People much smarter than me or you have and will consider the issue. Sticking your head in the sand and trying to keep using SSNs for a purpose that has long since become more complex is stupid.   

Social security numbers were developed in 1936 for the purposes of tracking earnings. Instead of using these relics for proof of identity, we should use something that is more secure and developed with current technology and concerns in mind.

I already have multiple free identity theft services from the dozen other hacks of my personal information over the years.  It’s pointless.  Everyone should have their credit on a freeze.  Your information is already out there. 

2040?  Hope it’s fireproof. 

I find this incredibly sad.  

ND.  This isn’t even a car anymore. 

I enjoyed FH4 much more than FH3.  And expect that FH5 will be even better.  The Forza games (Horizon and Motorsport) are pretty much the only reason I bought an Xbox Series X.  I’m not into shooters or other kinds of games, but I can easily spend hours driving different cars around, customizing graphics, etc. 

How ironic that these people are afraid of becoming “zombies” yet are perfectly happy being actual brain-dead morons without the ability to think for themselves.

The Cutlass was the Camry of its day.  Without the bumper dent.  

I feel that the airlines are going to have to take a page out of the Philadelphia playbook here, because if any place has experience dealing with belligerent drunks, it’s Philly.

Washington D.C. is the area with the most pizzerias per capita, with 41.5 pizza restaurants per 100,000 people

I hope you’re not an Australian IP attorney, because if so, you’re shite. 

The pain of their breakups?  They’re 18, 19, and 21 years old.  

Without that bridge I have no idea how people are going to be able to get over Peachtree Highway to reach Peachtree Street from Peachtree Avenue so they can get to Peachtree Road.  

Hey, where’d you find the leaked photos of the 2025 Silverado?

So I take it you’ve read the claims of the patent and compared them to the prior art at that time?

I don’t think I’ve been to a Subway with a happy employee.  They all seem to be as sad and depressed as the menu. 

Yeah, basically DMCA hell. ArsTechnica published a free excerpt:

This idea was explored in a short story called Unauthorized Bread by Cory Doctorow in his collection of short stories - Radicalized. Worth a read. 

It was going great. After 6 weeks of care and attention, my carolina reaper plants just started to grow tiny little peppers. A day later I come home to find the plants sheared off halfway up the stalk.  My first reaction was that someone cut them (which made no sense), but after reviewing my Ring footage, I found a…